North Carolina held off USC, 3-2, on Friday evening to advance to the College Cup for the 29th time in the 38-year history of the NCAA Division I Women’s Tournament.
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Top 5: Most points (NCAA Division I women, single season)
1. Mia Hamm (North Carolina, 1992), 97. points 2. Christine Sinclair(Portland, 2005), 88 points 3. Catarina Macario (Stanford, 2019), 87 points 3. Lisa Cole (SMU, 1987), 87 points 5. Danielle Garrett (SMU, 1995), 83 points
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UCLA blitzes defending champion Florida State
UCLA moved into the Women’s College Cup semifinals for the 11th time with a 4-0 win over defending champion Florida State in Tallahassee.
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What They're Saying: Catarina Macario
“They’ve known since about 2013 that my heart belongs to the U.S. This is the country I want to represent. They’ve been understanding about that. They do contact me every so often.They ask, ‘Have you changed your mind?’ But they’ve been pretty respectful.” — Stanford’s Catarina Macario, whose 30 goals and 83 points have brokenCardinal […]
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U.S. ID camp is 'reward' for young players on Andonovski's radar
U.S. women’s national team head coach VlatkoAndonovski called in 24 players not from the 2019 World Cup championship team to a short camp that will take place Dec. 9-14 in Bradenton, Florida. The group includes just sevenplayers who have been capped. It consists of 13 NWSL players, 10 collegians and one Swedish-based player. Four players […]
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Wednesday morning: What's in the news …
1. After three seasons with the Philadelphia Union, forward Fafa Picault has been traded to FC Dallas. The Union will get $300,000 ofGeneral Allocation Money and can receive an extra $75,000 in additional allocation money, based on Picault hitting certain targets in 2020. Picault, who played out his contract at the end of the 2019season, […]
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Top 5: Most goals (NCAA Division I women, 2000-19)
1. Christine Sinclair (Portland, 2005), 35 goals 2. Tiffany Weimer (PennState, 2005), 32 goals 3. Maya Hayes (Penn State, 2011), 31 goals 3.Abby Wambach (Florida, 2001), 31 goals 5. Catarina Macario (Stanford, 2019), 30 goals
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NCAA Division I Women's Tournament: Sunday's seeds all advance
No. 1 seeds Stanford, North Carolina and Florida State all won their third-round games. Nov. 24 in Chapel Hill, N.C.North Carolina 4 Michigan 0. (Cox, 6, 51, Wubben-Moy 36, Redei 67. Att.: 3,672.) Isabel Cox had the first two-goal game of her career and Alessia Russo andEmily Fox each recorded a pair of assists as […]
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Soccer on TV
On Monday, there’s action in the Bundesliga and Serie A.Programming Note: The Ballon d’Or ceremonies will be held on Monday at the Théâtre duChâtelet in Paris. It should be available on France Football’s Facebook page, beginning at 2:30 pm. ET. ****************** Programming is always subject to change. Besides the exclusive streaming programming listed here, many networks make […]
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Calendar: NCAA Division I Women's Tournament (Quarterfinals)
Friday, November 29 Florida State vs. UCLA, 2 pm. (ACC NetworkExtra) North Carolina vs. USC, 6 pm. (ACC Network Extra) South Carolina vs. Washington State, 6 pm. (SEC Plus) Stanford vs. BYU, 6 pm. (Pac-12.com Stanford stream) Note: All times ET.